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Odds and Ends: Moore, Manny, Hudson

Reading material for Thursday...

• NBC San Diego reports that John Moores plans to sell his 49% of the Padres as part of his divorce settlement.
• Derrick Goold looks at the many teams that might consider Rafael Furcal, including the Cardinals.  Imagine the kind of contract he'd be looking at if he'd been healthy all year.
• I did a Q&A with Sox and Pinstripes recently.
• According to Mariners president Chuck Armstrong, the new GM will have less power and a smaller payroll than Bill Bavasi.  The list of candidates is down to ten.
• MLB.com's Dick Kaegel talked to Royals GM Dayton Moore, who wants to add an offensive player (a hitter, not a guy who offends).  Moore won't be moving Joakim Soria to the rotation, though some in the organization support it.  Also, MLB Interviews chatted Royals with Joe Posnanski of the Kansas City Star.
• Joel Sherman of the New York Post sees a parallel between Mike Mussina and Jimmy Key.  Some Yankees officials expect Mussina to file for free agency to keep his options open.
• In another article, Sherman warns suitors that Manny Ramirez is a "con man."
• ESPN's Buster Olney runs through possible destinations for Orlando Hudson, including the Mets, White Sox, Indians, and Angels.
• Anthony Marenna of DC Metroblog provides an offseason plan for the Nationals, while Jacob Jackson takes on the A's at Athletics Nation.

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